Sentence examples for middle course with from inspiring English sources

To spectators on both sides her cautious middle course, with its many abrupt corrections, looks directionless, defensive and eventually doomed.

When asked, 73% of those who voted for President Obama say he should "steer a middle course," with only 10% saying he should support Israel and 6% saying support the Palestinians.

Change in 15 points could be used as middle course, with 90% confidence for true change and high specificity (86%) but reduced sensitivity (64%).

In the Telhami poll, for example, respondents favored the middle course (strike with U.S. support) over either of the other two options (strike alone, and do not strike at all).

He took up the political issues of the union of England and Scotland, and he worked on a conception of religious toleration, endorsing a middle course in dealing with Catholics and nonconformists.

Republicans had hammered Mr. Clinton for not backing a missile shield, so he took a middle course that would proceed with tests while trying to preserve arms control agreements.

Which means that Obama's defenders can make a case that he steered a reasonably successful middle course — balancing pump-priming with fiscal responsibility, reaching for a grand bargain but accepting second-best compromises – and that given the political constraints it's hard to imagine anyone doing that much better.

It supplies the cities around its middle course (Ch'ŏngju, Nonsan, and Kanggyŏng) with water and with electricity.

The vegetation along the upper and middle course of the Zambezi is predominantly savanna, with deciduous trees, grass, and open woodland.

Obama has yet to find a sensible middle course between blind faith in his own Ivy League kind and his predecessor's go-with-the-gut bravado.

Among Ptolemy's earliest treatises, the Harmonics investigated musical theory while steering a middle course between an extreme empiricism and the mystical arithmetical speculations associated with Pythagoreanism.